Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-02
PERSONAL.

plug at the cave Hotel.
DIR. s. H. Lowry, OF Elkton, attended the
tobacco sales this week.
Mr.. Robert West, OF Todd county, attende
the tobacco sales Tuesday.
Mr.. 10 p. Paisley, of Logan equity, attended
the tobacco sales this week.
B. b. Cohen contemplates trip through
Middle Tennessee next week.
Mr.. John Choud and son, OF Guthrie, were
in the city on business Monday.
w. A. Marshal, Esq, of District No. One,
was at the Exchange Tuesday.
Mrs. joe canvin, of Nashville, is visiting
Mrs. Louis Mitchell for few weeks.
Mr.. Chas. Moss, OF Cross Plains, Robertson
county, attended the sales Tuesday.
Miss Eva Rosenfeld, left on visit for
Nashville and Murfreesboro Friday.
Mr. John B. Curd, Of Galloway county
KY, was at the Exchange Tuesday.
-Messrs. John Camp and VIII Toler at
tended the sales Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. ]. A. Bacon, of Roaring Spring, spent
Tuesday among the busy tobacco dealers.
Mr.. J. w. Chestnut, of Trenton. was regis
tered at the Northington House Tuesday.
Col. William weatherford, of Port Royal
speIt Tuesday with his friends in the city.
Mr.. Charlie McGhee. Of Kirlkmansville,
KY, attended the sales Monday and Tuesday
Hill, are visiting the family OF Mr.. Frank
Wood.
Mr.. ID. NJ Ransom, Of Christian county, at
tended the tobacco sales several days this
week. A
"a. w. Jessup, ESQ, OF Fairview, KY,
was an interested party at the sales this
week.
Mr. j. II. Beardon, OF Todd county, came
down Tuesday to participate in the tobacco
boom.
Miss Fannie Hackulein, OF Murfreesboro,
after visit OF several weeks left for home
Friday.
Mr.. c. @. Holman, Of Barren Plains, Rob-
ertson county, attended the tobacco sales
Tuesday.
Miss Lula Lenox, OF Ashland City is visit.
ing Misses Mary and Leila Edwards, on Sec
ond street.
Prof. Joe Tate, proprietor of Idaho
Springs, was among the busy people In the
city Thursday.
Misses Mary and Leila Edwards came
down from Ashland City on the last trip OF
the steamer Gracey.
Mr., NJ. 7. Robertson. CT Robertson county
was among the busy tobacco men at the
Exchange tuesday.
Mr.. William villines, of Cross Plains
Robertson county was at the Northington
House Tuesday.
Capt Il. Y. johnson, OF District number
One, attended the tobacco sales at the Elk.
change Thursday.
Miss Mary Bell, OF Hopkinsvile, Is visit.
Ing the family OF her brother. Mr.. ]. F. Bell
on Madison Street,
Mr.. George T. Cross. of Louisville. spent
Thursday visiting his brother and the family
Of DR.. G. w. Bailey.
Mr. Ed. q. Cross, merchant OF Bells Sta.
ton on the l., A. 4. 7. road was in the city Oh
business Thursday.
Mr.. Rice, Of Adairville, KY, was among
the busy buyers at the tobacco sales during
the first Of the week.
Miss sammie Neal and Mrs. Mary Robert.
son, of Nashville, are visiting the family Of
A. Mcdaniel, OF No. 8.
Mr.. X. H. Webb, lee ling farmer from
near Trenton, KY, was an interested party
at the tobacco sales Tuesday.
Miss Tinnie Cook, who has been visiting
the family OF Mr.. r. s. Broaddus, returned tc
Nashville Thursday morning.
Mr.. NJ E. Webb, one of tee most extensive
tobacco farmers Of Todd equity, attended the
sales at the Exchange this week.
Mrs. P. W. Vineyard, OF Mayfield, KY.
is visiting the family of her son-in.law, DIR
f. ]. Runyon on Franklin Street.
MIR. Dick Adams, formerly OF the old 9th
KY, Infantry, now a farmer near Sadlers
vile, was In the city Wednesday.
MIR. VIM. o. Fuller, of Evansville, Ind.
paid a flying visit to Evergreen Lodge, Idahe
Springs and the Cave this week.
Mr.. Alex. G. Payne, has accepte position
with Capt. Crusman on Franklin street
where he will be glad to see his friends.
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Robert Young, Esq, prominent planter
Of Todd County, spent Tuesday and Wednes.
day attending the sal at the Exchange.
Judge H. H. Lurton, OF the Supreme Court
is emf lying pleasant time of rest and rec
reatlon with his many friends at his OLD home
n thi cIty.
-Messrs. 3. Duke Smith and d, Ransom, o.
Elmo, were In the city Thursday and wen
out with the Masons TO attend the burial d
james l.. Killebrew.
MIR. w. T. Adams, OF Todd county, was In
the city Tuesday. he is the only saloon mar
in Todd whose license is still IN force-ant
will not expire until July 29Lh.'
--Messrs. ]. B. Williams, DR.. r. V. Williams
Mac Taliaferro, John Lockert, D. b. Smitf
and Robert Grimes, of Guthrie, came dowr
We lnesday to see the tobacco boom.
Mrs. NJ. A. G, Rddoldh, from McAdoo, spen
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